>C’est une vision surprenante : dans la plus grande ferme de crocodiles de Méditerranée, 400 crocodiles du Nil évoluent dans un décor qui renoue avec la profondeur saharienne et africaine du pays, au milieu de papyrus, de palmiers et de bananiers. Ils paressent au soleil dans les bassins et la serre tropicale avant de s’ébattre et se battre pour le nourrissage. Un vrai dépaysement.
Un imposant fortin évoquant l’architecture du désert marque l’entrée du parc animalier. C’est au son de musique africaine qu’on se laisse guider vers les bassins et la serre tropicale où nagent – ou plutôt paressent au soleil– 400 crocodiles du Nil, ramenés de Madagascar. Le crocodile du Nil est l’une des plus grandes espèces de crocodiliens, elle peut atteindre, pour certains mâles, jusqu’à 7 mètres pour un poids de près d’une tonne. Sa morphologie en fait l’une des espèces les plus redoutables.
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Shell T
4 months agoThis was a fantastic day here, on entering it was so clean and very beautiful. There is some shops and cafes. The museum was very nice filled with history and exhibitions of all kinds of items, for people that do not understand the french language it is a little more difficult for them to translate, I did not have this problem. The 2nd part was seeing the different building that tunisian people live in and how they do the wool and weaving. There was a beautiful camel and showing how they use the camel to bring the water up from the well. The cafe before the crocodiles was were good and by the side was a little shop, just inside hanging up is a skeleton of a crocodile slight niggle this shop to me was very expensive. There was some very large tortoises, lizards and of course the magnificent crocodiles and truly they are some really massive ones. The settings for the animals was really good. They looked very contented and extremely well fed. At the end you could hold a baby crocodile I didn't do this as the queue was very big and I thought the baby crocodile might be a little stressed. Overall a very very good trip highly recommend.
Imy Sid
3 weeks agoHundred of crocodile/ turtles. All different sizes. Got to hold a baby Croc for photos. Takes around 1/2 hours at a leisurely pace. Ticket also gets u in to the museum on site. It has a soviner shop also and a small cafe. Would recommend has nice berber village buildings on site and u can go in and see how they lived or still live. Met Vlad the camel
rostislav kotrc
a week agoOur visit to the Djerba crocodile farm was made truly memorable thanks to our excellent guide! From the very beginning, the knowledge and passion for the site were evident. He provided insightful information about the crocodiles, their habitat, and the conservation efforts in place. It was fascinating to learn so much from someone so clearly enthusiastic about the work. What truly set our guide apart was his impressive command of the Russian language. We greatly appreciated the clear and engaging explanations provided entirely in Russian. This made the experience so much more enriching and accessible for us. Beyond the language skills, our guide was also incredibly engaging and attentive to us. He answered all our questions thoroughly and made sure everyone felt included and informed. Their expertise extended beyond just the facts. This tour was a highlight of our trip to Djerba, and our guide played a significant role in making it so enjoyable and educational. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area, especially if you're looking for a knowledgeable guide who can offer insights in Russian. A truly fantastic experience!
Santa Alkšbirze
a month agoBeautiful experience , if you love reptiles you definitely will enjoy the walk around this place.
Sabrina Wilson
5 months agoThe main focus being the crocodiles, but they do have a few other reptiles as well. For the cost I would say it's worth it, there is a ship and cafe and the park is quite large considering. You can also have the chance to see a baby croc feeding, which is great.